Enter a Runner’s World in Spanish: Must-Run Marathons in Latin America
In the era of social distancing, running marathons remains one of the few pastimes that is still feasible in spite of the lockdown. Of course, large group races are unlikely to happen right now. Latin America hosts a number of marathons each year. In Guatemala, for example, it’s common for local communities to pitch in and organize annual town-wide marathons. People of all ages and...Read More
3 Types of Morning Routines in Spanish: Which Is Yours?
Are you a morning person? Or do you require time, effort, and/or coffee to fully wake up each day? The way we start our day sets the tone for the whole day. Creating space in your morning for both joy and achievement is a fabulous way to cultivate balance and structure in your daily life. This post explores the concept of routines in Spanish—and provides some thought-provoking...Read More
Pedir Conjugation: Free Spanish Lesson, Exercises, and PDF
Today, we are asking all about the pedir conjugation in Spanish. It’s a common irregular verb. That’s why it’s great to familiarize yourself with it. Asking for things is a part of everyday life. You might ask for a glass of water, a pay raise, or forgiveness. Or perhaps you simply want to go out to a restaurant and order something from the menu. No matter what you are asking for, you will...Read More
Patriot Day: Spanish Firefighter Vocabulary and Activities for Curious Kids
September 11, 2001, is a day that will be forever remembered, not only for the tragedy that occurred but also for the heroic actions of New York City’s firefighters. Teaching your children about 9/11 and Patriot Day can be difficult, but one way to both engage your children and teach about important themes is by exploring the firefighters’ roles in such situations. Add a new twist to the...Read More
Jugar Conjugation: Free Spanish Lesson, Exercises, and PDF
Some of my fondest memories from childhood involved playing ball with my dad. Nowadays, I play dolls with my daughters and nothing makes me happier. Playing games and sports are enjoyable activities. Are you ready to learn about the Spanish verb jugar, or “to play”? Keep reading, then take the opportunity to test yourself with a few exercises at the end of the article. ...Read More
How to Be Funny in Spanish: 10 Knee-Slapping, Good-Humored Jokes
Being funny is one of the best ways to make new friends and it’s also a good recipe to be happy. Everyone loves to be around a funny person who knows how to make them laugh. Besides, learning the way humor works in a different language is a window into that culture. For that reason, learning jokes has always been an interesting way to develop your language skills. Let’s sit...Read More
35+ Must-Know Spanish Slang Words Used in Central America
Every language has its own slang words which vary by country and region, terms that pop up from the streets and take on a life of their own. Central America’s variety of countries feature colorful vocabulary full of fascinating words and sounds that sometimes even cross borders. Let’s learn some of the most common Spanish slang words from each country in the region. What...Read More
10 Romantic Spanish Songs for Adults Learning Spanish (With PDF)
Do you love love songs? Music is one of the best methods for expressing love. Today, we’ll go through 10 romantic Spanish songs that will help you express your feelings to that special person, or to simply enjoy the beauty of romantic music in your daily life. Let’s get started! Romantic Spanish Songs 1. Por amarte así (1999) by Christian Castro Christian Castro has melted...Read More
Roll With It: Spanish Spelling Words with RR and R
R is the most notorious letter in the Spanish language. For some, tongue rolling comes naturally while for others (both native and non-native speakers) it takes years to master. It’s crucial to practice the letter as much as possible for improved Spanish pronunciation. One of the best ways to do so is with Spanish spelling words, and we’re providing a ton of them here for you!...Read More